Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Turkish Problem: Things Seen and a Few Deductions
Some British friends - experts in Eastern questions, who have lived many years in the East and learnt the languages and moods of the men of the East - have expressed the view that it would not be inexpedient to publish an English translation of this book, deeming it, in their kind indulgence, a truthful picture of the mosaic of nations and creeds constituting Turkey, that main factor in the Eastern Question, which more than ever towers above the political horizon.
With regard to English readers, the book, how ever, calls for'a few preliminary words.
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